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[divider type=”thin”] Comics have come a long way to be recognized as a legit art form in Western society. But even before comics and comic books became accepted by mainstream audiences and pop culture alike, they always served a greater purpose: being crafted to tell amazing and even terrible stories of unique characters cast into the strangest circumstances. You can find comics almost everywhere nowadays from big and small indie publishers at comic book stores and cons, to newspapers to Kickstarters to self-made zines to webcomics. Comics are…universal. And being so means today you can access them just about anywhere and everywhere. Enter Deep Engines. Being told as “the story of a world broken by an ancient catastrophe. Over a thousand years ago the Rupture split the ground, throwing a myriad of cultures together. Now, six distinct races make their homes on the cliffs and wilderness around the Great Rift River. From the lowest commoner to the most powerful noble, Deep Engines explores how world-shaking events can be directed by even the most insignificant and unwilling.” This is for the lovers of the fantasy genre out there. This is for those who want to add something new to their e-reading lists that doesn’t consist of caped and/or masked superheroes and dreary storylines. This is for the reader who is spontaneous and a bit curious. Are you looking for a fantasy world with intersecting diverse characters and storylines that explore different themes and feature ancient s…
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Carrie McClain
Carrie McClain is writer, editor and media scholar. Other times she's known as a Starfleet Communications Officer, Comics Auntie, and Golden Saucer Frequenter. Nowadays you can usually find her avoiding Truck-kun and forgetting her magical…
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